Appalachian Folklore: Attack of the Barnes & ...

For this Substitute Sister episode, Meagan is joined by author Elizabeth Shreeve to talk about her new book, Dinosaurs to Dragons, which is all about the origins of and possible science behind various legendary and mythical monsters around the world. Could there be anything more ...  Show more

Join us for a behind the scenes look at Spooky Science, where we share some fun stories that we wish had made it into the final cut of the book, and some musings about the writing process. How has it been over a year already!?STAY SPOOKY! **WE WROTE A BOOK!** And you can buy it h ...  Show more

Heather talks about the legend of the Moon Eyed People of Appalachia and Cindy explains the 7 Rules of Appalachia. Make sure to listen so you learn how to avoid offending the Fae Folk...Send a textTrue Hauntings4694 Cemetery Rd #376Hilliard, OH 43026 Parade of Nightmares by Cynth ...  Show more

On this episode of ¡Qué Spooky! Podcast, we remind you that spooky season is finally here!~Andrez takes us to the Appalachia mountain range! So many spooky things have happened over the years in this area, from Mothman to Bigfoot sightings, to unexplained phenomena. Come listen t ...  Show more

Witches in the woods, screams in the middle of the night, the most haunted piece of land in all of Appalachia. Bring a backpack, because we're going deep into the Appalachian wilderness to hear the most terrifying folklore around. Subscribe on Patreon for bonus content and to bec ...  Show more

SORRY ABOUT THE AUDIO QUALITY. Technical issues caused the volume to spike at certain points. We tried our best to fix it.On this episode, we remind you that candy is half off on the day after Halloween.Andrez takes us back to Appalachia for Halloween. Appalachia is a region in t ...  Show more